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I actually didn’t even notice that there were comments until this post came up, but now that I do know–thank you for this blog! It’s really been a meaningful and substantive way to “participate” in the excavations. My summer at the site was one of the best I’ve ever experienced (as Jill Katz’s student, way back in 2003), and it’s kept me interested in archaeology ever since. (OK, so I’m only the level of subscribing to BAR and reading Finkelstein’s books/criticisms of his books–that counts for something, right?)

So I just wanted to thank you for the blog and your program. I have no idea what happens in the comments here, but the substance is real and good, and if your readers are anything like me, then there is a lot of appreciation for what you do.

Legofranak – thanks for your kind words – from the reactions of many readers of this blog – it would appear that they tend to agree with you;
Peter N. – if you don’t like what I write and how I write on the blog – you can either not read the blog – or open your own blog and write against it. I never asked you for permission and/or instructions on what I should or should not write on this blog – and as I said – if you don’t like it – feel free not to read it.
Aren